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The Palestinian militant group has said it accepts some of President Trump’s proposed peace plan – but will it go all the way?
The political process described in Trump’s peace plan is open to differing interpretations and many fear it would take power out of the hands of Palestinians.
Flotilla organisers say the Israeli military boarded their ships in international waters, where they have the right to freedom of navigation.
The Palestinian activist, jailed more than 20 years ago, tops the polls as Palestinians’ preferred leader.
Donald Trump’s ambitious Gaza peace plan gives New Zealand another chance to reconsider when is the right time to recognise a Palestinian state.
Eight Muslim states have publicly welcomed the plan, but they will have real concerns.
The plan does contain some positives for Hamas. And they are unlikely to get a better offer.
Both sides are tired of war. But an asymmetrical plan lacking details could easily be derailed, especially given how little trust exists between both sides.
Hamas and the Israeli far right may pose the main challenge to the latest proposals to end the conflict in Gaza.
This legal analysis lists the atrocities committed by Israel in great detail.
By not joining its close allies over the question of Palestinian statehood, NZ risks being ‘on the wrong side of history’.
Palestinians lack a coherent territory and a popular leadership.
Aid workers are dying at greater numbers than ever. A new declaration is a start – now it must lead to great protection on the ground.
Diplomatic recognition, when done in concert, carries more heft than isolated gestures – and governments know this.
The Israeli leader is now firmly in position to possibly annex both the West Bank and Gaza.
The majority of UN members already recognize a Palestinian state. Some prominent Western states are following suit – but to what end?
While Israel has powerful friends the world is powerless to intervene.
Palestinian-American historian Maha Nassar traces the history of Palestinian efforts to build an independent state. Listen on The Conversation Weekly podcast.
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